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Paranoid Android’s recently teased
a return to form with a revamped Pie control and Android Nougat on
board, and while a few users are skeptical of their return, the team is
ready to unveil that what they’ve been working on in the shadows. The
wait is finally over – Paranoid Android has returned with Android 7.1.2
Nougat builds for a bunch of devices.

So what’s new, you ask? The first highlight is obviously the platform
upgrade to Android 7.1.2 Nougat. Paranoid Android claims that they have
been able to utilize the hardware better as they now have a system
which is lighter than ever and which ships with a pre-configured kernel
that promises a “fluid, lag-free performance.”

For the OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T
specifically, the PA team is also claiming significant improvements in
their ROM’s picture-taking prowess. The picture quality and image
processing is stated to possible be “significantly better” than
the stock OxygenOS software! Given that one of the major downsides of
switching to a custom, AOSP-based ROM is a reduction in picture quality,
we hope that this claim is backed up in practice.

Beyond the general Android and performance upgrades, there are a
bunch of features available across all supported devices, as well as a
few features available specifically for OnePlus devices. PA’s famous Pie
Controls make their return as does a revamped theming interface called
the Color Engine (though Substratum themes are also supported). The ROM
supports a whole bunch of gestures including drawing letters on the
screen to launch applications/shortcuts. The full list of features is
reproduced below.

Paranoid Android Features

General Features:

Pie Controls

Color Engine

On-the-spot controls

Immersive Mode

Paranoid OTA Updater

Battery Styles

Advanced Power Dialog

Recent App Locking

Quick Pull-down

Substratum Support

Enhanced Kernel + Control

OnePlus Specific Features:

Advanced Button Control

Gesture Control

Alert Slider Support

Fingerprint Enhancements

Camera Enhancements

Pie

The
much awaited Pie Controls are back with a new design and overall
experience. For those of you who haven’t used PA in the past, you’ll
need to have Immersive Mode enabled to start using Pie. Immersive Mode
can be accessed from a Quick Settings tile in the notification shade.
The first time you enter Immersive Mode, you will be greeted with a
prompt asking if you would like Pie enabled.

Once enabled, you can initiate Pie from a swipe up from the bottom
edge of your screen. You can switch pie positions by holding your finger
over one of the snap points on either side of the display. You can also
customize Pie to get the experience your prefer on your device. If you
hold your finger down while Pie controls are showing, you will see a
settings icon to access Pie control customization. Oh, and there’s also
an icon right above the Pie control that allows you to quickly launch
Google Assistant.

Color Engine

Color
Engine is a new feature for Paranoid Android which allows for changing
device themes on-the-fly. Color Engine can be accessed under Settings
> Display > Theme.

You can set the primary and base colors of the system theme according
to your liking. And if you’d like a completely dark theme to supplement
the AMOLED display on your device, there is an option for that too!
Before you choose your theme, Color Engine will show a preview of your
selection so you can quickly decide if you like the new theme.

Gestures

For those of you who love using gestures to navigate the interface or
quickly launch selected favorites, then we have good news for you. PA
supports both onscreen and offscreen gestures. Onscreen gestures include
such things as drawing letters to launch an application or quickly
toggle something like the flashlight. Offscreen gestures include your
standard double tap to wake device, but also one finger swipe up/right
to launch your selected shortcut.

Other hardware gestures such as double tapping the power button to
launch the camera and lifting the phone to check your notifications
(Ambient display) are also supported out of the box.

Style

Paranoid Android was once known not only for their innovative
features (Pie controls, HALO, and more), but also their style. The ROM
was designed to be clean, but beautiful. Thanks to a partnership with Hampus Olsson (the
same graphic designer behind the wallpapers on OnePlus phones), the
default wallpaper of the ROM is as stylish as it can get.

Supported Devices

The list of supported devices at this time is as below. Clicking any
of these links will bring you to the download page for the new PA for
the phone. (Note: the OnePlus 3/3T builds are unified.)

Download Mirrors: The Paranoid Android team is
having some minor server issues they are sorting out, but until those
issues are fixed you can use the following two mirrors to grab the
latest builds. Mirror [1] by arter97. Mirror [2] by Robby F.
As with any custom ROM, you’ll need to have an unlocked bootloader
and a custom recovery (such as TWRP) in order to install it.
Furthermore, you’ll definitely want to perform a factory reset over your
existing build before switching over to PA. After flashing the ROM zip,
install the Google apps package of your choice from Open GApps (unless you are going Google-less, which is up to you).
The team is undergoing final testing for the following phones. These
builds will be released as soon as the team feels they are stable
enough.

The team is looking to expand the range of supported devices, so we
can expect to see more devices gaining official support depending on the
contributions of device maintainers. There are currently 21 members who
are a part of the team as well as 5 contributors, per the official
release.

Hands-On: Paranoid Android in 2017

We had the opportunity to try out an early pre-release build. Here is
a gallery of screenshots showing off the ROM and some of its features.

In our opinion, this is a great start for Team Paranoid. Pie controls
are once again a joy to use, especially because it frees up valuable
screen real estate without sacrificing navigational functionality. Color
Engine is a great way to add your personalized flair to the system
without having to switch over to a complete Substratum theme. The
gestures are intuitive and allow for quick access to your favorite apps
and toggles.

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The Korea Herald and the news portal Naver said today purporting to reveal the release date of Samsung’s Next Big Thing. According to the Korea Herald, Samsung is planning to introduce the Galaxy Note 8 “in the third or fourth week of August.” Like the Note 7 before it, the new S Pen device will reportedly make its debut in New York.

Citing an unnamed Samsung official, Naver ventures a specific date: August 26, give or take a couple of days.

Samsung initially planned to launch the new Note at IFA in the first week of September, according to the Korea Herald. The impending arrival of rival devices from LG and especially Apple might have prompted Samsung to bring up the big release.

For reference, the Note 7 was announced on August 2 last year. Reports that surfaced after the phone was recalled due to faulty batteries suggested Samsung rushed the device to market in order to outshine Apple.

Almost every flagship release
from Samsung from the last few years has been preceded by rumors …